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The Osceola times., 1887-09-17

The Fordyoe Enterprise is credit.
ed with the following good para.
graphs about Arkansas:
We believe there il less illiterscy
among the young l.sople Of Arkan-
sas than any State In the South.
Arkansas has never known an an.
tire failure Of crops. Half crop is
about - low - the figure ever oom.s.
You need not come to Arkansas
expecting to be "Big Isaac" right .,
once, for that dignisary is already in
position, and will not vacste until
forced to do so by superior merit.
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17

O1TiCR OF COUNTY EXAMINER.
MISSISSIPPI COUNTY, ARKANsAs
Sept, 2nd., 1887.
Board of Directors Of the several
School Districts of Mississippi
County:
You will notify all Teachers holding
certifcat of qualification to teach
in the Public Schools, that Teach
ers' Institute and Public Examina-
ton of Teachers, will be held at the
Public School building at Osceola,
the 70, q. and 28th. days Of Sep
tember 1887.
Also, that Sec. 80 of the School
Law requires their attendance.
Directors as we'll Al Teachers are
earnestly requested to be in attend.
ance as matters Of importance to each
school District will be brought up
for discussion.
Very Respectfully,
LEON RoUssAN,
County Examiner.
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17

It Is said that $50 youths male and
female, went out Of Arkansas this
week to attend school east OF the
Mississippi. There might be some
sense in this policy il they vent to
better schools than we have iu Ark
ansas. As . matter Of fact many oi
them 60 to very poor and obscure
schools, where the advantages for
mental, moral and physical training
are by no means what they are at
home. But the Eastern schools
work very bard for patronage and
consequently get it. One Of these
days il will dawn OH US that it is
wisdom to support our home insti-
tutions.-f Little Rock Democrat.
This is far too low an estimate.
Mississippi county, alone will send
ten; and il the other seventy -four
counties only send four apiece, thx,
would make an army of over 300
students, who are daily taught to
look with contempt upon their ma
tive state, because they believe, she
cannot afford them the facilities for
> collegiate education. How long
will Arkansas have to endure the
pernicious influence of these foreign
schoolsf Even our State Universe.
~, owingto the stupid parsimonious-
ness Of the Legislature. Is scarcely
known to exist in many psrts Of the
,tate.
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17
You viii Be Wanted.

Take courage young man. What
il you are but an humble and OBJ
SQUIRE apprentice-a poor, neglected
orphan, a scoff and by-word to the
though,less and gay, who desrise
virtue in rags, because Of its tatters?
Have you an intelligent mind all un.
tutored though it may be? Have
you a virtuous aim, a pure desire
and an honest hearth Depend upor
it, one of these days you will be
wanted. The time may be long de-
fered. You m4y grow to manhood,
and may even reach your prime, ere
the call ~ made; but virtuous aims,
pure desires and honest hearts are
too few and scarce not to be wanted.
Your virtue shall not always wrap
you about as with a mantle, obscur-
ity shall not always veil you from
the multitude. Be courageous in
your combat with circumstances.
Be ever active, however small may
b- your sphere Of action it will sure.
ly enlarge with every movement,
and your influence will have con-
slant increase.
Work on, for surely you will be
wanted, and then comes your reward
Never despair; for the lives of good
men abundantly testify, that often
when the clouds are the blacklist
and the tempest is the 6ercest, and
hope is faintest, still small voice
will be heard saying, "come hitber-
you are wanted," and all youI
powers will find employment.-[E1 E1
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17

Somebody put small mud turtle,
about the size Of q silver dollar, in q
bed at New Jersey hotel, and the
stranger, WIN was assigned to tha,
room, on preparing to retire caught
sight Of it. He at once resumed his
clothes, remarking: n expected to
have lively night of it, but If they
are as big As that, I don't propose to
get in with EN-"
The popular remedy for
chills; Armistead's Ague
Tonic.
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17
How to Get Rich.

Ny success is owing to my liber.
atty in advertising. g.-Bonner. FIRE.
quent and constant advertising
brought me all own.-A. T. Stew.
art. Success depends upon liber.
al patronage Of the printing Office
Astur. How can the world know A
has q good thing unless be advertis
20 the possession Of itr-Vanderbilt
Ny son deal only with men who I'D
vertise. You will never lose BY It
Franklin.
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17

The real reason why negroes live
to such an extreme old age is that
they don't know exactly when they
were born.
The best and only safe cure
for Chills-Armistead's Ague
Tonic.
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17
The rage for ending female name,

The rage for ending female names
with an "ie" has oome to . ridicu-
lous conclusion IN Craighead county.
A farmer named AXE christened his
eldest daughter Belle. She adopt.
ing the style Of the Mollies, Susies,
Fsnnies and Matties of the region,
had some cards printed "Bell,e,'
and now appears to . distracted
world a Miss Belize Ake.-[Para.
gould Press.
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17

A Nevada man who started out to
look for . grissly bear found him in
time for dinner--ths bears dinner.
GAYLORD 4 HALE sell Dr..
Potts "Chill Killer" on . positive
guarantee. 7.2 Am
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17

Try al old time Tonics; try Qui
nine and the doctors, and If you Cal
not get rid Of Ague or Chills, 60 L
Gaylord L Hale, Osceola, who viii
warrant "Certain Chill Cure" Il
cure you.
For sale, by Gaylord 4 Hale.
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17
PRAIRIE MANoR,

IrcH, and Scratches of every kind
cured in 30 Minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other
This never fails. Sold by GAYLORD
& HALE, Druggists Osceola, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17

VII ey st work for ss, than o. anything tlse
lOO 10 tbis world taptAl not nsedsdi you
arc rcstsrtsd rec Both sszssi oil sges Any ons
can DO ,hs cors Large s.rsings care srSS IT,, ~, ~
esiay. leos yoa setAiag N sepd y yoss -
egeo - - net; n roe ese we9e ~
~ - ~, u. NasASyP . -. bUsuAses -
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17
An Arkansas editor closcs n

An Arkansas editor closes rapb.
sodical eulogiup of this State in the
following style: "When the roll-csll
!, sounded on the judgment day, and
the heavens are rolled together in u
scroll, and the revsrberations Of
wrecked and ruined worlds peal forth
tho fat Of eternal rest, l want to hang
my weary bones on the galley rack
Of immortality and register in four.
line plea ~ . man from Arkansas
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17
MANHOOD
and
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Bj the use Of
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Thousands Of cases OF Nervous Debility,
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| this Paper
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17

The Prohibition Alliance meets every LIST and
ard sundays at 4 O'Clock p. m. and nd and
9TH Sundays At 7 SOP. u at the Union Charch
3. Hale, B.F. hcVefgh,
President. Secretary.
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17
THE WEEKLY APPEAL
FOR 1887.
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This Book, perfect wade mecum, is
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the great outlay attending the pro.
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The Osceola times., 1887-09-17

When the shepherd strays, the
sheep stray.
DR.. POTTS CHILL KILLER
is rHK remedy for Chills and Fever,
and Dumb Chills. 7-2.4m
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17

Brad6elds' Female Regulator will
cure oil irregularities or derange-
mcnts peculiar to women. Those
suffering should use it.
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17
Armistead's Ague Tonic
for Chills and Fevers.

Roses fall, but the tbprns remain.
NO BAD EFFECTS from the use
of DR.. Potts sChill Killer" 2-7-4.
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17

DR.. POTTS CHILL KILLER
contains no Arsenic, Strychnine or
Mercury. 72-4m
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17

The great, the only remedy
for chills and fevers-Armi.
stead's Ague Tonic.
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17

He that is patient will 6nd bis foe
at bis feet.
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17

The morning hour has gold 10 its
mouth.
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17
OvTicR OF COUNTY EXAMINER.

With the good we become good.
The Osceola times., 1887-09-17

Thursday, With Q stock Of New
York goods.
We have just received one Of The
prcttiest songs ever written, called
"There is no one like Mother to me, "
by Charles A. Davies. For . nice
home song, IN which both the words
and music are 20 very pretty, it il
hard 70 equal. II can be played on
The piano or organ, and will be sen,
to any address for only % l.oenl
stamps. Address the publishers, J
g. Greene 4 Co., 80 and AZ Arcade
Cincinnati, o.
New Horse Power Ferry q
Fulton, Tenn.
Ny Horsepower Ferry Boat la,
Just ss.ived. She has capacity Of
Wagons and Teams, and crosses Ii,
river IN 8 to 10 minutes.
Apply or write 10 me for rates.
A. L. BurLHs.
"A rolling stone gatbsrs no moss,
i an old adage; but in some local.
lies thsrs i no moss 70 gather. Thes
whstf-fEx.
Well, in that case, il tbs stone u
nj eollag TOO fsss. e win gather {
hoep eftsDeA esd dirt.
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MIR. Fl7zGER4LD ExONERATED.

Ills VINpICATIoN COMPLETK-A FRAUDULENT LAW
YER At THE BOTTOM or the scntNF.
The efforts of Assistant District Attorney Fzsefah ="
secure OF the man who Is responsible ior th
charge against him OF being coacerrsain rerSVh; ZEE
At the DistrctAtrorncJs oies met VITA sueces yet'r
day. when Charles A. Curtiss, who was Tie alleged
author of the ACCUSE on made full statement vi h
connection with the case at John INITIAL INITIAL Wa
accused OF stealing Sl36 GO nom Ja"ss j. Finnesan
Curtss appeared for hIn saying various pcoss "h"
tie Court OF General sessoas that lie was lawyer from
pennsvlvauia and that lie had been MtoFn",
for the Quarantine Colnmi'sisn 10 ''h
that lie was nephew Of John A. Nch"I'
" the Quarantine Comnii .sipn. Thee sAtsmeh. ""f'
denied by Mr. Nichols Nu'tal rcfnnisa ts Honr,
which he had stoler pealed guilty 10 prtt larceny rd
sentence was su- pended by Recorder Smyta
when the accusation that fees had oeen received a. t'
District Attorneys Office made Recorder Snyih or
Mr. Fitzcerslds application, caused Nutia' TO be con
fined in the Tombs awaiting sentence.
INITIAL made statement In which he said hst rs had
Maid Curss Sl2s 80 aud that Curti's told him iaatlc
money had gone IN fees at the Distrc; Atofnci ocr
and MENTIONED Mr. I.t1so.alds name IN c"sn'otor
win the fees Cuftss was arrc'ted H.
Jersey City and was taSea TO the District AusrncJ'
oncc Five indictment. had been found a:aius, ann ."
Xuia. testimony for receiving monoy under false req
reservations.
Assistant Di.trc;.At,orney Fitzgerald, after r'inr
Curtis. caution. a. TO making any iscrin.inatin'
Of Secretary Penney AID one or two OIL
ara furtis. aimed an affidavit In which he
said THAT he enhsr Of the bar OF tbs or any
other state; hc has been acq aiutci Win John N
tai for the pat two y-ais That - No'rmusr oi I'VE
rrsent year hc learned Tia the .@d Nuti"l H'i U''
arrested charged with the csmrns'ion Of ID" or 49, "i
grand larceny Ia second degree that ho called o.
INITIAL and saw him IN the CITY Pri'"h, ana as" "A"
Ioutsa Mutual his wife. and they lett Inc prison
iopeihrr; that he received from her TIE suH
of SIC - upon informing her that he nntsr'loo"
hero we're tw. CHARGES a:ali' hII ~, f,cr
amonp, he kept for his cxIsn'es' lie slli mat a'cI
ward IN the lie received - addiilrhhl I"s
Nuttal. provided That 60 csult obtain Nht~
dscha." psrsle AND S23 upon the stAtemrh ma he
coud secure Ahcc of the plea OF pei tfrctV
uart for xpsrscs the rest 10 pay the complainant
lie. hsnrNcr. retained inc ." '''' -
which he Of erward received. Tue amount ~
sl{6 GO WAS refunded 10 the complainant
VIII complaint. Curtis etnles tsai lie MAJ
aid that any fees we're had been Pad At iho DIS
trlct Attorneys Olicc CuIuss was taken To the Ism
aud Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald was "armf
congratulated by his friends tue speedy arrest Of he
man who were p.nsib!c FOR Tie attack on as feput
tiou nd Oh the full statements which were secure
fire. VI both OF then In exOAeraiion OF him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
norm COOL AVID CONFIDENT

hsscmbyman Fremont Cole went homo 10 watkins
Yesterday TO eat his Christmas turkey ana "chi'heh
Gxinsa in a c0ntrnted frame Of mind lie believe"
that nothing short of miracle can prevent MS
iion as Speaker. By the way Of sauce to his
Christmas dinner he took with him the pledge OF
AhscmbIyman Mable's support Mr. Mabe repre-
.ents Putnam County. 1t not thought possible
he could desert Hustled. He made the announcement
q, his Intention to support Cole on Friday TX
Assemllyman Sam ConOvor, OF Westchestef' Who
has lust come from Albany, said yesterday
You know that although Democrat lllfo Hustled.
d ,,,uIi lac inclined 10 sha my opinions his
+, there was anv chance. 1t looks To me "a though
he was gone ] saw AInSworth at Albany. All hc
f. thinking about IS whether he can mako terms Wild
cole lie ia afraid that cole Is 50 sure now that no
urGu moi Qiyc him anything Ia the committees Hst.
eyen II he throws his support that way. Most OF
Atns,ynrth's supporters FOR colo" General Hustled
Vas In the city Yesterday clipper a. ever. and
Is~rbcd M the re- ort u his coming discontinue.
lie cvure,sc. himself a confidently ~ over His
nlends say that influences have been Get at work
H., IIs behaIf within two Or three DAYS that VIII
ni,tsy change the situation during the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
MRS. MILLEE LIED AT TIE HOSIIiiL.

SURVIVING HER HUSBAND ONLY FoR1Y-tIGH1
HOUns-BO1H TO RE BURIED TODAY.
Mrs Frances Miller the crazy old woman who was
fouud aens.e.s beside dead belly OF her husband al
No 357 West -iItsenthsi.. Friday died abont moan
,e,.rday In tho NewYOGk Hsspital shortly Defsrs Eer
death a .urscon vino watching her thought nc ns
tiees sigEs Of urnnG cOnscousnss- but sh" ala not
sneak Corsmcr Levy yesterday received this telegram
fr.n Mrs Louisa Askn. MleTs sister ir'a~, who hrsN
IN Wayre Delaware County, Pena Nephew OF nr
Miller William Vail lives in BrooklJs Letter by mall
Mr. Vail who Is a travelling salesman, was at Tao
corouers efcc and IT the hospital later - Tic DAY lie
IL Shaving at present with his cousin, Joseph SuH"el
M 10 lG Iy nchst BrsOXlyR, t. ID. lie made arrange
inents for tie burial ~ tho Doilc. 81 the
n l. Ms Msr's insanity was sad t. be The result o.
tal arainst mante several years ago. II WAS aseei
tanci that Miller had 10 prsprrtv Inc checks IN ~,
p.ssess!ou belonged % parsons for whom he e0icc'd
rsps in late he had sent letters 10 "a number OF
nersops a.kin. FOR money to help support hlsseH ana
he insane wife. Ito also had carried on
macmillan csrssponlsucs with Mrs. AaAln. inc
letters thai were exchanged between ticm esEtahe1
toasv oYn. strangely At variance WIN TIC zen
the or feyenty WOULD lie ~
ted 10 have MilleI's death caused by eld age
MIR. Miller died FROM eXhanston frsn ungc anu rom
exposure 10 the cold Their bodies Will be buie6 ID enc
ta.In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
NEWS IRON THE SUBURBS
JERSEY CITY.

Lawrence Ryan. the boy who was Injured AT ,he o,
posion In the Gas COmDanys office. Is sim inseuslo
aud II IS doubtful II he RECEIVERS. John Hank a bo,,
man living at No. 40 IIcndcrsons reported n the
second Precinct Police station Yesterday thai bo waq
injured by the flying bricks lie was struck In tbe
back and left hip. but not seriously
Sheriff Davis presented Yesterday with n dIa
mond studded badge bv number of his admlring
friends. The presentation made by Assistant
District Attorney Joseph VI. Noonan. and a baDouot
followed.
James II. Golden. the bolcrmakcr who IS charged
with causing the death Of Mary Burke. his Daramonr
committed Yesterday TO the county iail to await
the action Of the Grand Jury.
Henry Ebert tho wife murderer Is slowly recovering
at the City Hospital and is now thought to DO out Of
danger The bullet with which he attempted to kill
himself Is still In his head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
suorgy ms wIFE.S plRAu0rR

At the house OF David Champion, OF BsllPort, l. l.,
there occurred su Thursday night shooting ARRAY, tho
detail. Of which peculiar John Gregory has vile
OF attractive Appearance nut who has an evcrfondnss
for Jack Foley OF Patcnogue. with whom she recently
el.psd Gregory vengeance against the wrecksr
OF hi. home lie enlisted the services OF number or his
friends and started In pursuit OF tho guilty pair After
considerable dfeuy they traced to the house Of
Crat.pon ats which tho angry husband and his sym
pathI ng friends burst. surprising Foley hs
nIniou Gregory and tho othcrs set upon Foley and
b,u him numerically. wsereupou the latter drew a
% rabro revolver and shot the Injured husband the
brsast Bare ha could again tho bysandsr inter
f,red Foley thoa giyo hlasclf up to the authorities
Irsgsry's condition is critical.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
WOMEN WHO HAVEA VA or BEING ROBBED

Police Inspector Williams said yesterday that he was In
positon % dscred the stories Of robbery that had been
tod by women. MIS-. Mary Hurgess, Of Greenpoint,
claimed been drugged and robbed In Bowery
tauant Tuesday night Detectives, who have inyesti
gated her story, reported tho Inspector tina. Mira Bur
CESS home IN ambulance six weeks ago, when
she had similar story Of drugging 70 tell and that week
Later she elected from GreeDpoint nquorsore in
which She had made disturbance. Inspector Willam
said he personally acquainted with the family OF Mrs
Lillian Forbes OF Stamford, Conn, .hO taken "
BELLEVUE Hospital nom Police Headquarters Friday
evening after declaring that She had boon robbed
during ho day Mrs Forbes had been subject 70 Of
insanity, tho inspector said, and she inmate the
Middletown Insane Asylum last spring. Her husband rs
Al agent Of tho Marion safe Company. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
THE KINGS COUNTY ROiD Eyy0IysD.

Andrew J. Nuttug. the clothing dealer at Fulton and
Smith sta brooklyn. yesterday asked for an injunction
10 restrain the Kings County Elevated Railroad Gem
pany from continuing tho construction Of the road In
front OF his store Mr. Muffin. admitted that he had
signed paper giving his consent to tho erection OF
sruoturo but alleged That his signature obtained by
fraud and misrepresentation judge Cullen after hear
ing the lawyers beth Sides said that his understand
ing Of tho statutory csasont that IL merely 10
perfect the corporate rights or tho company aud that
the company had right 10 take tho property OF those
who had sigaed consents wtth,uJ first o0nienBinc it
according to law The court mado order giving the
company thirty days 10 tako proceedings for condo
the property II none be takon Within that time tho Ia
Junction will be granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
prIyc IRou EARF HrI Ftrtt MitAbr

DINO FFOu EARF = ErI FArtF MifADT
~ tho toith % Andrew Wisat " thr trm Of ". J.
-osas Co. another remark '.o i1A'A GO ?. Al 90 10
medical .nuai, NJ Wright. wh1.r home was at "a 80
West Seventy ,scouist ssd after hrict uiue'. llis
death attributed t0 ucrrl.'s. bat me cd cane 80
.oon nat h- phy stefan made Al autopsy ant A-'s tanned
'l. remarkable fact tlat the causc ~ The d.-c,.o
wa. "a grape seed which had l0dssd IN the ap-
p.ndir vcrss This spiHl Int 'itnr. ~ which
pu, been puzzled Ia assigning place In
~ economy 81 he hufHAs 81. perpetual menace
I'D ne f. /. undoubtedly the ease hat -eary 0vcrV
10 who eat. swallows moro or css Of the email
ed. o pipe, and fortunately resultant harm Il TIC
sIrspiipn aud not tho rule.
Bni whom r. dncs napien that seed bscpfnea si-sl
+. ne appendix vcrnlfurns. dsAta Viii almost surely
sov ani mere OF dis, .Dsug lie apparently
t'in. cause but an auiopsr otner cases vi tst
.srt have ell In Now York hut 'hey are 80 IN r.
ausui that any example N aglAb} attracts Atisn
lion 10 med cal circles. me death .. creek phnosnPAsr
.vsowinr grape seed 1. perhaps tho Oldest csc
~ no 1 record
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u,RgAyp HoryDs ~ BRooKErx

The REGULAR paper eh4ss OF The Feetfoot Hartieis vo
ne, tosL place yesterday from The club house. Ninth
st. and Ninth ave- Brooklyn. Perry and Ashe' Tue
aares finished frat III ~ minutes
The Crescent Athletic Club hNd paper chase rcs'er
day threuss Prospect Park. brookha. W Chapman was
the rr, MAJ ia at tho nusa. j. Lenarche was captain Of
the pack. ,, 90,
Pr.,rect Gf4rrcrs. for three nils handicap race was
w-n Yesterday hv j. H. Miller In 20 minutes - src-
oui, III. handicap minutes, - seconds.
I Traihum second ans J. - Lloyd tslrd IAs
rnnr.c was thrsngh PrO.nrct Park. Uroeklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25

Cornelius f. Keno ~ Wcsch"s'er 'onn'V
Nclnn q Carman o., KINGS County and Nou/o
Merritt u Orange County, have ben 9pl"n'n' 4
committee, 10 examine applicants f"r sdn. .~'un IS
attorneys and counsellor, iu ~" >"c"nd Judicial us
met for i---. hy Jud.r, ot %" 6"hrih l'Im
James Morrison. Who bias l"pf a hotel AZ ~" 70,
many vcar., died yesterday lom " sudden STROKE "i
paralysis.
Tho Town boards - Fa-fchrster md Pclhrm 1r'
about 10 PETITION the I~ri>lur" - authorize the Goa
sfrrctiou ~ highway from is,ri"~ter &" Hari"W on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-25
urRny GIIu6RIN0 ~ CHRISTMAS Eve

4 NFKNf GI TWENTNU VN 'HNTNI NAN n n.
Tho house Of Mrs :. T. Smith. No 10 East fsrty-
,urthst tho scene o. merry Christmas party last
evsni.. Christmas reaching TO tho ceiling COM
plecly Med ond Of the back parlor asd heavily
laden with presents The feature Of the evening was
The disri0usn o. tho gfts by James T. Foster. pre,i-
dam OF the Republican club, in he character OF santa
Claus. rsls which gave full play Tor hls geplA
ytt and ready Tepartec Tho company numbered
,b.uf nfy OF ne intn r!esds OF the family anoEg
whom we're Nj and Mr., John Black Mrs James T.
Foster Mr. and Mrs kuatI. Mr. AMI Mrs j. ii. Ssy-
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